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Zero-G Total Bass Drums [MULTiFORMAT]
On request Samples MULTiFORMAT Hard Dance

Zero-G Total Bass Drums [MULTiFORMAT]

1 min read 1.04 GB
NEW! Total Bass Drums is a massive library of over 10,000 single hit kick drums. There are over 1.2Gb of samples organised into folders each containing 500 individual kicks. These folders are named Analog Kicks, Club Kicks, Dance Kicks, Deep Kicks, Dub Kicks, Electro Kicks, Hard Kicks, Hip Hop Kicks, House Kicks, Pop Kicks, Punchy & Deep Kicks, Real Drum Kicks, Tech House Kicks, and Trance Kicks. There are also 4000 Mixed Kicks! The library comes in both Acidized Wav and Apple AIFF formats and The kicks are also included as Kontakt, EXS24, Halion and Reason NN-XT instruments. With 50 kicks in each sampler instrument it makes it easy to audition the sounds. With Total Bass Drums you will never go short in finding that killer kick for your tracks! Includes: 10,750 Acidized WAV files 10,750 Apple AIFF files 215 Kontakt Instruments 215 EXS24 Instruments 215 HALion Instruments 215 NN-XT Instruments

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This pack includes: MULTiFORMAT. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, Zero-G Total Bass Drums [MULTiFORMAT] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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